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Reality Bites

22/08/2024

Labour have inherited appalling, expensive, long term problems but a broken record of blame doesn’t move anything forward. We know whose fault it is, we need to hear what you’re going to do about it.

A week in America | 22 August 2024

22/08/2024

As America awaits both Kamala Harris’ acceptance speech and Jerome Powell’s economic announcement, Martin shares his thoughts on how the Democrat Presidential hopeful needs to present herself live to the nation…

DevaFest 2024: A Family-Friendly Festival with Unmatched Hospitality

19/08/2024

One of the most striking features of DevaFest was its commitment to providing a comfortable and welcoming environment for all attendees.

A week in America | 16 August 2024

16/08/2024

This week Martin looks forward to the Democratic Convention in Chicago – is this the moment that finally derails Trump or does it bring the Harris campaign train to a juddering halt?

X rated

15/08/2024

As Donald Trump and Elon Musk engaged in over two hours of the most bizarre, technically incompetent arse licking imaginable, Jo asks is it time for people to stop playing the game and get off X?

Labour is not guaranteed ten years in power

15/08/2024

Despite its landslide General Election victory, Frank McKenna warns the new government that Labour is not guaranteed success at the polls next time around.

The Impact of Recent Riots on Liverpool’s Hospitality Industry

09/08/2024

Liverpool, a city celebrated for its rich culture and welcoming hospitality, faced significant disruption over the recent weekend as riots broke out.

University? No thanks

08/08/2024

With A-level results day looming, in this week’s blog, Jo reflects on the trend of declining numbers of school leavers applying to higher education and the change that needs to occur in the further education market.

A week in America | 3 August 2024

05/08/2024

This week Martin is elated to have something other than the election to write about. Sadly though, it is the news that the nation is hurtling towards recession. But what does that mean and how are regular Americans feeling?